Volleyball (eng. from volleyball volley — "volley" and ball — "ball") — a sport, team sports game in which two teams compete in a special area, separated by a net, trying to guide the ball to the opponent's side so that he landed on the Playground of the enemy (to finish off the floor), or the player defending team made a mistake. In addition, for the organization of attack players of one team is allowed no more than three consecutive touches of the ball (in addition to the touch on the block). The Central authority of volleyball as an international sport that defines a set of rules — the international volleyball Federation, FIVB (eng.). Volleyball included in the Olympic programme since 1964[3]. Volleyball — proximity, combination sport where each player has a strict specialization at the site. The most important qualities for volleyball players are jumping to be able to stand high above the net, reaction, coordination, physical strength for the effective work of attacking strokes. For fans of volleyball — a common entertainment and a way of relaxation due to the simplicity of the rules and inventory availability. There are numerous options for volleyball, branched off from the main form — beach volleyball (Olympic appearance since 1996), mini-volleyball, pionerbol, Park volleyball (FIVB approved by Congress in November 1998 in Tokyo)[4].
The Central authority of volleyball as an international sport that defines a set of rules — the international volleyball Federation, FIVB (eng.). Volleyball included in the Olympic programme since 1964[3].
Volleyball — proximity, combination sport where each player has a strict specialization at the site. The most important qualities for volleyball players are jumping to be able to stand high above the net, reaction, coordination, physical strength for the effective work of attacking strokes.
For fans of volleyball — a common entertainment and a way of relaxation due to the simplicity of the rules and inventory availability.
There are numerous options for volleyball, branched off from the main form — beach volleyball (Olympic appearance since 1996), mini-volleyball, pionerbol, Park volleyball (FIVB approved by Congress in November 1998 in Tokyo)[4].